FAQ Force feedback turns off intermittently on G29 or G920 racing wheel Both the G29 and G920 racing wheels have dual motors that provide force feedback on

supported games and systems. Both products contain an overheat protection circuit to safeguard

them under high-temperature operating conditions.

In rare instances, force feedback features may shut down during use, while the controls continue

to operate. If this happens, allow the wheel to cool down by using the following steps:

1. Disconnect the wheel unit’s power adapter from the power source.

2. Disconnect the wheel unit’s USB connection from the game console or PC.

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Solved - Issue with USB devices after Windows 10 update KB4074588 Logitech is aware of a Microsoft update (OS Build 16299.248) which is reported to affect USB

support on Windows 10 computers.

Support statement from Microsoft "After installing the February 13, 2018 security update, KB4074588 (OS Build 16299.248),

some USB devices and onboard devices, such as a built-in laptop camera, keyboard or mouse,

may stop working for some users."

If you are using Microsoft Windows 10, (OS Build 16299.248) and are having USB-related

issues. Microsoft has released a new update KB4090913 (OS Build 16299.251) to resolve this

issue.

We recommend you follow Microsoft Support recommendations and install the latest Microsoft

Windows 10 update: https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/4090913/march5-

2018kb4090913osbuild16299-251.

This update was released by Microsoft on March 5th in order to address the USB connection

issues and should be downloaded and installed automatically using Windows Update.

For instructions on installing the latest Microsoft update, please see below:

If you have a working keyboard/mouse

If you have a non-working keyboard/mouse

If you have a working keyboard/mouse:

1. Download the latest Windows update from Microsoft.

2. If your operating system is 86x-based, click on the second option. If your operating

system is 64x-based, click on the third option.

3. Once you have downloaded the update, double-click on the downloaded file and follow

the on-screen instructions to complete the update installation.

NOTE: If you wish to install the update manually, you can download the 86x and 64x versions of

the update from http://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=KB4090913

If you currently have no working keyboard/mouse:

For more information, see the Microsoft article on how to start and use the Windows 10

Recovery Environment (WinRE):

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4091240/usb-devices-may-stop-working-after-

installing-the-february-13-2018-upd

Do the following:

1. Restart the system before Windows finishes loading the desktop three times in a row.

Windows should automatically start the Windows 10 Recovery Environment (WinRE).

2. Once in WinRE select Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Startup Settings.

3. In the bottom right corner of the window, click Restart.

4. Press 5 on your keyboard to select Enable Safe Mode with Networking.

5. In Windows Safe Mode, navigate to Windows Settings (Win+I) > Update and

Security > Windows Update and install the latest updates.

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No force feedback when using the G29 or G920 racing wheel on a PC

Pedals on the G29 or G920 racing wheel do not respond If the pedals on your pedal unit don’t respond, please use the following steps to troubleshoot the

problem:

1. Confirm that the wheel unit is properly connected to power. The connection port is

located on the underside of the wheel unit (as shown below).

2. Confirm that the pedal unit is connected to the wheel unit. The connection port (DB-9

female) is located on the underside of the wheel unit (as shown below).

3. Confirm that the wheel is connected via USB to the game console or PC (as shown

below). Once connected to your game console or PC, the wheel will rotate fully to each

side and then to the center to calibrate.

NOTE: If connected to a PC, make sure that you’ve installed Logitech Gaming Software

8.70 or later.

4. Confirm that the pedals are properly mapped to the pedal functions in the game’s control

options or settings, and in Logitech Gaming Software (where applicable).

NOTE: Some games may invert pedal controls. Make sure to map pedal functions

accordingly in the game’s control options or settings.

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Clutch pedal on the G29 racing wheel does not function properly G29 clutch pedal functionality is only supported on PlayStation®4 and PC. It is not supported on

PlayStation®3.

NOTE: The Driving Force Shifter attachment is required to make proper use of the G29 clutch

pedal.

If your G29 clutch pedal isn't working properly, please check the following:

Refer to the game's compatibility information to find out if the game supports clutch

pedal functionality for the G29. Clutch pedal support must be provided by the developer

of the game, and not all games include this support.

Some games may invert clutch pedal controls, or they may not be mapped correctly.

Verify the pedal settings using the game's control options, and in Logitech Gaming

Software (where applicable).

If you've confirmed that the clutch pedal is supported by a game and it's still not working,

see Pedals on the G29 or G920 racing wheel do not respond.

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Digital signature error when Logitech Gaming Software is installed on Windows 7

computers You may see a digital signature error when you install Logitech Gaming Software (LGS) on

some Windows 7 computers. All recent versions of LGS require the following Microsoft

Windows security update to be installed prior to installing LGS:

Security Update for Windows 7 Systems (KB3033929)

The security update adds support for SHA-2 driver signing and verification functionality. There

are two versions — one for Windows 7 32-bit (x86) and one for Windows 7 64-bit (x64). Make

sure you've downloaded and installed the correct version for your computer before you install

LGS.

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RPM indicator lights do not work on the G29 racing wheel The LEDs for the RPM indicator need to receive the proper RPM information from the game in

order to function. LED support must be provided by game developers, and not all games include

this support.

NOTE: RPM indicator LED functionality on the G29 is only supported on PlayStation®4 and

PC. It is not supported on PlayStation®3.

If you have a question about LED support for the RPM indicator for a particular game, please see

the documentation for the game or contact the game developer.

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Logitech G29 / G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel - Game Compatibility List

Logitech G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel - Game Compatibility List

PLAYSTATION®4 PC MAC

Assetto Corsa 18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker American Truck Simulator

Dakar 18 4x4 EVO 2 DiRT 3 Complete Edition

DiRT 4 American Truck Simulator Euro Truck Simulator 2

DiRT Rally Assetto Corsa F1 2013

Logitech G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel - Game Compatibility List

PLAYSTATION®4 PC MAC

DRIVECLUB Assetto Corsa Competizione

F1 2015 BeamNG.drive

F1 2016 Dakar 18

F1 2017 DiRT 3

F1 2018 DiRT 4

Farming Simulator 15 DiRT Rally

Farming Simulator 17 Distance

Farming Simulator 19 Euro Truck Simulator 2

Gran Turismo Sport F1 2015

GRIP: Combat Racing F1 2016

Need for Speed Payback F1 2017

Project CARS F1 2018

Project CARS 2 Farming Simulator 15

Spintires: Mudrunner Farming Simulator 17

The Crew 2 Farming Simulator 19

V-Rally 4 Forza Horizon 3

WRC 5 Forza Horizon 4

WRC 6 Forza Motorsport 7

WRC 7 GRID

GRID 2

GT Legends

GTR 2

iRacing

Live for Speed

My Summer Car

NASCAR Heat 3

NASCAR Thunder 2004

Need For Speed 2016

Need for Speed Payback

Project CARS

Project CARS 2

rFactor 2

Richard Burns Rally

Logitech G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel - Game Compatibility List

PLAYSTATION®4 PC MAC

Spintires

Spintires: Mudrunner

The Crew 2

V-Rally 4

WRC 5

WRC 6

WRC 7

Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel - Game Compatibility List

XBOX ONE™ PC MAC

Assetto Corsa 18 Wheeler: American Pro

Trucker

DiRT 3 Complete

Edition

Dakar 18 4x4 EVO 2 F1 2013

DiRT 4 American Truck Simulator GRID Autosport

DiRT Rally Assetto Corsa

F1 2015 Assetto Corsa Competizione

F1 2016 BeamNG.drive

F1 2017 Dakar 18

F1 2018 DiRT 3

Farming Simulator 15 DiRT 4

Farming Simulator 17 DiRT Rally

Farming Simulator 19 Distance

Forza Horizon 2 Euro Truck Simulator 2

Forza Horizon 2 Presents Fast &

Furious F1 2015

Forza Horizon 2 Storm Island F1 2016

Forza Horizon 3 F1 2017

Forza Horizon 4 F1 2018

Forza Motorsport 5 Farming Simulator 15

Forza Motorsport 6 Farming Simulator 17

Forza Motorsport 7 Farming Simulator 19

GRIP: Combat Racing Forza Horizon 3

NASCAR Heat 3 Forza Horizon 4

Need for Speed Payback Forza Motorsport 7

Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel - Game Compatibility List

XBOX ONE™ PC MAC

Project CARS GRID

Project CARS 2 GRID 2

Spintires: Mudrunner GT Legends

The Crew 2 GTR 2

V-Rally 4 iRacing

WRC 5 Live for Speed

WRC 6 My Summer Car

WRC 7 NASCAR Heat 3

NASCAR Thunder 2004

Need For Speed 2016

Need for Speed Payback

Project CARS

Project CARS 2

rFactor 2

Richard Burns Rally

Spintires

Spintires: Mudrunner

The Crew 2

V-Rally 4

WRC 5

WRC 6

WRC 7

Mounting templates for the G29 or G920 racing wheel The G29 and G920 racing wheels come equipped with bolt mounting points on the bottom of the

wheel and pedals units. This allows you to be attach them to a surface with M6X1 screws.

Please click on the appropriate links below for the mounting templates.

Wheel Unit Bolt Template

Pedal Bolt Template

For more information on how to mount and secure the G29 and G920 racing wheels using bolts,

see Mount and secure the G29 or G920 racing wheel using built-in bolt mounting points.

NOTE: You can also use the clamping system on the G29 or G920 to secure the wheel and pedal

units. For more information, see Mount and secure the G29 or G920 racing wheel using the

clamping system.

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Supported PC operating systems for the G29 and G920 racing wheels At the time of release, the G29 and G920 racing wheels are supported on the following operating

systems:

Windows 10

Windows 8.1

Windows 8

Windows 7

Windows Vista

NOTE: Logitech Gaming Software (LGS) 8.70 or later must be installed on your computer for

the G29 and G920 racing wheels to have full functionality. Once you’ve installed LGS, all

buttons and accessories will function in the games that support them. Please see your product’s

Download page to get the latest version of LGS.

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Supported gaming consoles for the G29 racing wheel The G29 racing wheel is supported on the following gaming consoles:

PlayStation®4

PlayStation®3

NOTE: The G29 clutch pedal, RPM indicator lights, and optional Driving Force Shifter

attachment will not function on PlayStation®3.

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Adjust sensitivity on the G29 and G920 racing wheels with Logitech Gaming Software Steering wheel and pedal response can be adjusted on the G29 and G920 racing wheels using

Logitech Gaming Software (LGS). Before you attempt to make these adjustments, make sure to

download and install the latest version of LGS before connecting the G29 or G920 racing wheel

to your computer. You can get the latest version of LGS from your product’s Download page.

NOTE: Not all Logitech racing wheels are compatible with Logitech Gaming Software 8.70 (or

later). Please refer to your racing wheel’s product specifications for software compatibility

information.

Steering Sensitivity

Wheel Operating Range

Pedal Sensitivity

NOTE: When connecting a G29 racing wheel to your computer, make sure that the Platform

Mode switch is set to PS4. For more information, see Set the G29 racing wheel for PlayStation 4,

PlayStation 3 or PC platforms.

Steering Sensitivity

Steering sensitivity on the G29 and G920 racing wheels can be adjusted to accommodate your

steering preferences, or improve to steering response in some games.

NOTE: Adjustments to steering sensitivity can be customized for each game, per profile in LGS.

To adjust the steering sensitivity:

1. Make sure that the G29 or G920 racing wheel is connected to your computer, and then

launch LGS.

2. On the LGS Home screen, navigate to the device selector at the bottom of the LGS

window and click on the G29 or G920 icon.

3. Navigate to the Steering Wheel screen, then double-click on the area marked Steering

Wheel.

4. Drag the slider to set Steering Sensitivity to the desired percentage. Click the Default

button to return the steering sensitivity to the default value of 50%.

5. Click OK to confirm the setting and return to the Steering Wheel screen.

Wheel Operating Range The G29 and G920 racing wheels allow for maximum lock-to-lock rotation of up to 900 degrees.

Some games may require this range to be reduced in order to provide optimal steering response

in those games.

NOTE: This setting is global and will universally affect the wheel operating range for all games.

To adjust the wheel operating range:

1. Make sure that the G29 or G920 racing wheel is connected to your computer, and then

launch LGS.

2. Navigate to LGS Settings, then click on the tab named “G29” or “G920.”

3. Change the Wheel Operating Range to the desired degree range.

NOTE: The operating range can be adjusted between 40 and 900 degrees, in 10 degree

increments. The default setting is 900 degrees.

4. Click OK to confirm the setting and close the Settings window.

Pedal Sensitivity Pedal sensitivity on the G29 and G920 racing wheels can be adjusted to accommodate your pedal

engagement preferences, or to improve clutch, brake, or accelerator pedal response in some

games.

NOTE: Adjustments to pedal sensitivity can be customized for each game, per profile in LGS.

To adjust the pedal sensitivity:

1. Make sure that the G29 or G920 racing wheel is connected to your computer, and then

launch LGS.

2. In the LGS Home screen, click on the G29 or G920 icon.

3. Navigate to the Pedals screen, then double-click on either the Clutch, Brake or

Accelerator pedals. In this example, the Accelerator pedal will be selected.

4. Drag the slider to set the Pedal Sensitivity for the selected pedal to the desired

percentage. Click the Default button to return the pedal sensitivity to the default value of

50%.

5. Click OK to confirm the setting and return to the Pedals screen.

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Mount and secure the G29 or G920 racing wheel using the clamping system

Wheel Unit

Pedal Unit

Cable Management

NOTE: For details on mounting the G29 and G920 racing wheels using bolts, see Mount and

secure the G29 or G920 racing wheel using built-in bolt mounting points.

Wheel Unit G29 and G920 racing wheels are equipped with a built-in clamping system that can be mounted

to a table or desk, or mounted to a racing rig using built-in bolt mounting points.

NOTE: Before mounting and securing the wheel unit, make sure to connect the power adapter,

pedal unit, and Driving Force Shifter attachment (where applicable) to the connection ports on

the underside of the wheel unit. See the Cable Management section for details.

To use the clamping system to mount the wheel unit:

1. Push down and then rotate the clamp knobs to lock or unlock.

2. Rotate the clamp knobs to tighten or loosen clamps.

NOTE: You can use the included clamp extenders for thinner tables. The clamp extenders should

be removed before mounting the wheel unit to thicker tables or desks.

Pedal Unit The pedal unit can be placed on the floor or mounted to a racing rig using built-in bolt mounting

points. The retractable carpet grip system increases the unit’s traction when placed on carpets.

Push the retaining clip towards the rear of the pedal unit to release the grip system. Push the

carpet grip into the unit until it clicks to retract.

Cable Management For optimal cable routing, USB and pedal cables (1, 2) should be routed through the inner

channels. The power and optional shifter cables (3, 4) should be routed through the outer

channels.

Cables may be wrapped multiple times around cable management cleat to take in slack.

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Program buttons on the G29 and G920 racing wheels with Logitech Gaming Software You can use Logitech Gaming software (LGS) 8.70 and later to assign various commands to the

buttons on the G29 and G920 racing wheels.

NOTE: Make sure you're using the latest version of LGS before you connect your racing wheel

to the computer. You can download the latest version of LGS from your racing wheel's support

Download page.

Default Button Layouts

Customizing Buttons

Game-Specific Profile Commands

Command Editor

Resetting Buttons

NOTE: Not all Logitech racing wheels are compatible with Logitech Gaming Software 8.70 (or

later). Please refer to your racing wheel’s product specifications for software compatibility

information.

Default Button Layouts

The default button layouts for both the G29 and the G920 are shown below:

G29 default buttons

NOTE: When connecting a G29 racing wheel to your computer, make sure that the Platform

Mode switch is set to PS4. For more information, see Set the G29 racing wheel for PlayStation 4,

PlayStation 3 or PC platforms.

G920 default buttons

Customizing Buttons

1. Make sure that the racing wheel is connected to your computer, and then launch LGS.

2. On the LGS Home screen, navigate to the device selector at the bottom of the LGS

window and click on the racing wheel’s device icon.

3. Navigate to the Steering Wheel screen.

4. Navigate to the specific profile for the buttons you wish to customize.

NOTE: For more information on navigating the list of available profiles in LGS, see

View racing wheel profiles using Logitech Gaming Software.

5. Assign a command to a button using one of two main methods:

o Double-click on the the listed button assignment, or on the button itself to begin

assigning a new command.

NOTE: Double-click on the D-Pad to assign up to 8 distinct commands.

o Drag and drop an existing command from the Commands list on the left of the

LGS window onto a button. When you drag a command over a button, the button

will become highlighted.

NOTE: The D-Pad cannot be assigned a single command by dragging a command

from the Command List.

6. Alternatively, you can right-click on a button or its assignment for additional options:

NOTE: Grey-colored text menu items are not accessible.

o Assign New Command — Click on this option to open the Command Editor

window.

o Edit Command — Click on this option to open the Command Editor window.

o Use Generic — Click on this option to return the selected button assignment to its

generic function.

o Unassign — Click on this option to remove all assignments from the selected

button.

Game-Specific Profile Commands

LGS can be used to create new or import LGS preset game profiles for compatible Logitech

racing wheels. These profiles allow you to create customized button layouts and wheel/pedal

sensitivity configurations for compatible games on your computer.

For more information on creating and editing profiles, see Create and edit racing wheel

profiles using Logitech Gaming Software.

For more information on importing LGS preset profiles, see Import racing wheel profiles

using Logitech Gaming Software.

Command Editor

You can customize button command assignments on your racing wheel using the Command

Editor.

1. Double-click on either an unassigned or assigned button to open the Command Editor.

You can create or edit a command using the following customization options:

o Keystroke — Assign a single key press, or a key press with modifiers.

o Multi Key — Assign a "macro'd" series of keystrokes (either with or without

recorded time delays).

o Text Block — Create a block of text to be typed out when the button is pressed

(either with or without Unicode support).

o Mouse Function — Assign a button to use any of the available mouse button

functions.

o Media — Set a button to control media playback or volume functions.

o Hotkeys — Use a predefined keystroke command.

o Shortcut — Assign a button to launch a file/folder/drive on your computer.

o Function — Assign a button to act like a Microsoft function button (ex. to open

your web browser).

o Ventrilo — Assign a button to have a function in Ventrilo, if Ventrilo is installed

on your computer.

2. Click OK to assign the desired command to the button. The command’s name will be

visible over that button in the Steering Wheel screen.

Resetting buttons

To reset a single button command assignment:

1. From the Steering Wheel screen, navigate to the Profiles area at the top-right corner of

the LGS window.

2. Navigate to the specific profile for the button you wish to reset.

3. Right-click on the button you wish to reset and select one of the following options from

the pop-up menu that appears:

o Use Generic — Click on this option to revert the selected button assignment to its

generic function.

o Unassign — Click on this option to remove all assignments from the selected

button.

NOTE: You can also remove all assignments by dragging the current command

from the button to the trash icon (located at the bottom-right corner of the

Commands list).

To reset all button command assignments:

1. From the Profiles area at the top-right corner of the LGS window, navigate to the profile

for which you wish to reset all button assignments.

2. Right-click on the profile and click All G-keys from the pop-up menu that appears.

3. Select one of the following options from the next pop-up menu that appears:

NOTE: Gray-colored text menu items are not accessible.

o Use Generic — Click on this option to revert the command assignments for all

buttons to their generic functions.

o Unassign — Click on this option to remove all command assignments from all

buttons.

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Create and scan for profiles with Logitech Gaming Software Logitech Gaming Software (LGS) includes support for approximately six hundred games as of

release 8.91. When you run the software for the first time, it should scan and automatically set up

game profiles for you. If you install more games later, you can rescan for supported games and

have profiles imported for them. You use profiles to customize pointer, lighting or G-

key/function key command assignments for every individual game and application. If you prefer,

you can also just use one profile for all your games and applications.

There are two ways to set up profiles for your games or applications:

Scan for new games

Create new profiles

Scan For New Games

Logitech Gaming Software’s game profiles are created using registry entries from either Steam,

uPlay, Battle.net, or Origin. Certain game profiles are associated with multiple publisher’s

registry entries, but the majority are linked to the Steam registry entry, excluding the games that

are available exclusively on Battle.net or Origin. See a complete list of games here.

1. Open Logitech Gaming Software (LGS).

2. Navigate to the Home window for your mouse, keyboard or headset.

3. Select Customize buttons, Customize Function keys or Customize G-keys depending

on the device.

4. In the Profiles pane, click Scan For New Games.

5. Once the profiler has completed its scan, click OK to add the profiles to your list.

NOTE: A profile for the selected game should appear in the Profiles pane.

If you own a game that is not automatically detected by the Scan for New Games feature, you

can make a few minor adjustments to set up the profile. For more information, please see Scan

For New Games does not detect game in Logitech Gaming Software.

Create new profiles

If the Scan For New Games list does not contain the game you want, LGS offers the ability to

create your own profile. Here’s how:

TIP: LGS can store profiles for any program executable (.exe) file. Use this to customize

commands assignments for productivity programs.

1. Open Logitech Gaming Software (LGS).

2. Navigate to the Home window for your mouse, keyboard or headset.

3. Select Customize buttons, Customize Function keys or Customize G-keys depending

on the device.

4. In the Profiles pane, click Create new profile ("+").

The New Profile window appears:

5. Type distinct names for your profile in the Name and Description boxes.

6. Click “+” and use the Windows Explorer window that appears to navigate to and open

your executable (.exe) file.

NOTE: You can assign multiple executable files to the same LGS profile.

7. Select the checkbox to Lock profile while game is running to prevent other profiles

from becoming active while your game or application is running.

8. If you prefer to use another profile’s lighting, command assignment or pointer settings as

a starting point, select the checkbox to Copy from an existing profile. Use the drop-

down menu to select a profile to copy settings from.

9. Click OK to save changes and add the new profile.

NOTE: A new profile for the game or application should appear in the Profiles pane.

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Set racing wheel profiles to Persistent or Default using Logitech Gaming Software Logitech Gaming Software (LGS) 8.70 and later has two special profile states for racing wheel

profiles:

Default — used when no other active profile is detected

Persistent — overrides all app-specific profiles

NOTE: Not all Logitech racing wheels are compatible with LGS 8.70 (or later). Please refer to

your racing wheel’s product specifications for software compatibility information.

Set a Default profile LGS comes pre-installed with a Default profile. LGS uses the Default profile when no other

profile is currently running. To assign any profile of your choice to be the Default profile:

1. Make sure that the racing wheel is connected to your computer, and then launch LGS.

2. On the LGS Home screen, navigate to the device selector at the bottom of the LGS

window and click on the racing wheel’s device icon.

3. Navigate to the Steering Wheel or Pedals screen.

4. Navigate to the Profiles area at the top-right corner of the LGS window, and navigate to

the profile you wish to set as Default.

NOTE: For more information on navigating the list of available profiles in LGS, see

View racing wheel profiles using Logitech Gaming Software.

5. Right-click on the desired profile and click Set As Default from the pop-up menu that

appears.

The profile will now be set as the default. If you right-click on profile again from the list,

there should be a check mark next to Set As Default in the pop-up menu that appears.

This will be the active profile when no other profiles are running.

NOTE: To return to the pre-installed Default profile, follow all of the above steps,

making sure to select Default Profile in step #4.

Set a Persistent profile A Persistent profile is one you manually select to be used for all applications. It will override any

application-specific profile assignments. You can use this to troubleshoot poor profile-

performance or to simplify the configuration of your racing wheel. To set a profile as Persistent:

1. From the Profiles area at the top-right corner of the LGS window, navigate to the profile

you wish to set as persistent.

2. Right-click on the desired profile and click Set As Persistent from the pop-up menu that

appears.

The profile will now be set as the Persistent profile. If you right-click on Profile again

from the list, there should be a check mark next to Set As Persistent in the pop-up menu

that appears. This will now act as the active profile whenever an application is launched,

overriding any application-specific profile assignments.

NOTE: To disable the Persistent profile, follow the above steps, and click on Set As

Persistent in the pop-up menu that appears. The check mark should disappear and the

profile will no longer override other profiles.

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Create and edit racing wheel profiles using Logitech Gaming Software Logitech Gaming Software (LGS) 8.70 and later can be used to create game-specific profiles for

compatible Logitech racing wheels. These profiles allow you to create customized button layouts

and wheel/pedal sensitivity configurations for compatible games on your computer.

NOTE: Not all Logitech racing wheels are compatible with Logitech Gaming Software 8.70 (or

later). Please refer to your racing wheel’s product specifications for software compatibility

information.

Create a New Profile

Edit an Existing Profile

Delete a Profile

Create a New Profile

1. Make sure that the racing wheel is connected to your computer, and then launch LGS.

2. On the LGS Home screen, navigate to the device selector at the bottom of the LGS

window and click on the racing wheel’s device icon.

3. Navigate to the Steering Wheel or Pedals screen.

4. Navigate to the Profiles area at the top-right corner of the LGS window, then click on the

Create New Profile or “+” icon.

5. In the New Profile pop-up window, enter the following information:

o Name — Enter a name for your new profile.

o Description — Add a description for your new profile (optional).

o Games and apps that use this profile — Click the “+” icon to locate and select

the game application file (or other desired application files) to be associated with

your new profile. Click the “-” icon to remove selected application files from the

list.

o Lock the profile while this game is running — Setting this option prevents

other applications that are running on your system from disrupting function of

your game profile during gameplay. For more information on locking profiles on

your racing wheel, see Lock racing wheel profile using Logitech Gaming

Software.

o Copy from an existing profile — Setting this option allows you to create your

new profile based off an existing profile in LGS. Click the down arrow and

choose the desired profile from the list that appears.

6. Click OK to finish setting up your new profile.

Edit an Existing Profile

1. From the Profiles area at the top-right corner of the LGS window, navigate to the profile

you wish to edit.

NOTE: For more information on navigating the list of available profiles in LGS, see

View racing wheel profiles using Logitech Gaming Software.

2. Right-click on the profile you wish to edit, and click Properties from the pop-up menu

that appears.

3. Apply your desired edits to the profile on the Profile Properties pop-up window that

appears.

4. Click OK to finish editing your existing profile.

Delete a Profile

1. From the Profiles area at the top-right corner of the LGS window, navigate to the profile

you wish to delete.

2. Right-click on the profile you wish to delete, and click Delete from the pop-up menu that

appears.

3. Click Yes on the pop-up confirmation dialog that appears.